📽️ Shift3 Portable Entertainment Projector - The Black Series (1647916) Review

I bought this unit thinking my son would love it. I didn't buy it from an electronics store so I didn't expect it to be a quality product. It's easy to set up, picture quality could be better, but my walls are greyish and the resolution is less than 480 I'd say. Looks better when the wall is closer. But the only reason I downgraded the stars is system noise. Appears to be as loud as the movie plays.

My roommates just got this for Christmas, the manual is as vague as it gets when it comes to problems you might run into. This company doesn't have a main website, so there's no support there either. I hooked it up exactly as shown in the picture, it's as simple as hooking up one of the consoles to HDMI, or the Apex DVD players everyone has, or even a VCR. However, I cannot output an image, the sound plays very well and the speaker seems to be quite good, I test it on SNES and Wii. It casts…

If you love outdoor movies but don't want to spend $400 or more, then this projector is for you. When I want to see a movie in high definition, I watch it indoors on my TV. I just don't want to pay a lot to watch a movie in my backyard because I don't do it every night. It's just not worth it to me. I bought it from another store on Black Friday for $39 which is the perfect price for this projector. I like it. And add, the dynamics in it are good. Keep in mind this isn't a $400 projector. It…

This projector is at least as good or better than other small projectors under $100. The entire lamp will die soon, if it hasn't died already. But you can buy the much better standard MR16 bulbs at Target for $5, which deliver 850 lumens, or LED bulbs from Revain (buy at least 8 watts and cool white - closer to 6500K color temperature is better). In general, it is suitable for children. . Wouldn't recommend for adults. After replacing the bead, there are still keystone errors (it does not…

Please understand that a 55W incandescent lamp is used here, which is only a fraction of the brightness expected from a $2,000 projector. Sure you can project a 10ft image, but you'll only appreciate it in a very dark room after your eyes adjust to the darkness. You might even prefer to place the projector closer to the wall and see a brighter but smaller image. Above all, buyers should be aware that a larger image does not automatically provide more detail. In this case, the resolution is set…